Two decades ago, Russian American anthropologist Alexei Yurchak coined the term “hypernormalisation” to describe the absurd and surreal reality of the Soviet Union during its final two decades.

I disappeared for three weeks to visit Soviet Jewish refuseniks during Passover. Forty years later, the lessons I learned about the human capacity for cruelty and bovine thoughtlessness – and ...

The film "The Changing Face of Eastern Europe" explores the evolution of Eastern European nations under Soviet influence post-World War II. It details the transition from strict Soviet control to ...

The Project 705/705K Lira (NATO: Alpha-class) SSN was a Soviet nuclear-powered attack submarine (SSN) designed for high-speed, deep-diving operations. Built primarily from titanium to reduce ...

The owner of Gristedes said he’d lend a supermarket to City Hall to test one liberal candidate’s “Soviet”-style plan for government-run grocery stores – if he’ll pay for shoplifting ...

Russian sailors found the Soviet M-49 submarine, which is believed to have sunk on August 16, 1941, having "disappeared without a trace," state-run news agency RIA Novosti reported. An M-63 ...

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Finally, it lists subconscious symptoms and names for EHS. Electrical knowledge developed in the early 1700s with Hawksbee’s electrostatic generator of 1719 and the Leyden Jar of 1745. Static ...

As we may have to wait some time for the experimental solution of Lord Kelvin's very instructive and suggestive problem concerning two pairs of spheres charged with electricity (see NATURE of ...